Arizona Republic (Phoenix, Ariz.)

Scope and Content Note From the collection: This collection houses 104,308 black and white photographs taken by Herb and Dot McLaughlin. The majority of these images were produced for commercial clients; thus, their content varies widely. Arizona subjects (as formulated by the McLaughlins) include agriculture, irrigation, and floods; cities; city and county government; construction; dams (including Roosevelt Dam and Glen Canyon Dam); governors; homes; hotels, resorts, and bars; Native Americans; the military; mines and mining;...

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Additional note reads De Wolfe.

Scope and Content Note From the collection: Scope and Content Note The Roy F. Molen photographs are an archive of a commercial photographer operating in the metropolitan Phoenix area. These images consist primarily of photographs made for the real estate trade in the area. Many show homes, including interiors and exteriors, photographed for realtors Bud Melcher (MO 165-404), Ed Post (MO 423-625), and Tom Jackson and Associates (MO 126-130). Many of the photographs taken for Melcher were later used in...

Scope and Content Note From the collection: This collection houses snapshots and studio portraits showing George and Catharina (Dodenhof) Luhrs' family, including their siblings, four children, grandchildren, and such family friends as the Thalheimers, Hibbards, and Demunds. Also included are images depicting Stanford University (where Arthur C. Luhrs and George Luhrs Jr. studied), Southern California (where the family vacationed), the Commercial Hotel, the Luhrs Hotel, the Luhrs Tower, the Luhrs Office Building, and fraternal...

Abstract The Movimiento Artístico del Río Salado (MARS) Records consists of administrative files which contains grant files, financial files, and general administrative files, exhibit and program files, printed materials, subject files and correspondence documenting MARS and its’ work in Arizona and the United States during the late 1970s to early 1990s. The MARS Records contain under administrative files series: five boxes of grant files, roughly one and a half boxes of financial files, one and a...

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Additional note reads De Wolfe.

Scope and Content Note From the collection: This collection houses 104,308 black and white photographs taken by Herb and Dot McLaughlin. The majority of these images were produced for commercial clients; thus, their content varies widely. Arizona subjects (as formulated by the McLaughlins) include agriculture, irrigation, and floods; cities; city and county government; construction; dams (including Roosevelt Dam and Glen Canyon Dam); governors; homes; hotels, resorts, and bars; Native Americans; the military; mines and mining;...